Special education students create costumes for infants in intensive careEarl Hopkins, Evansville Courier & Press EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Lodge Community School students carefully sorted through mounds of thin cotton sheets, heart-shaped stickers and…Articles
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Special education students create costumes for infants in intensive careEarl Hopkins, Evansville Courier & Press EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Lodge Community School students carefully sorted through mounds of thin cotton sheets, heart-shaped stickers and…
Promoting Prosocial Behaviors in the ClassroomAccording to research, nurturing prosocial behaviors may improve academic outcomes—both classroom grades and test scores. By Cathleen Beachboard According to a study from the…
5 Reasons To Create A Vision Boardhttps://aconsciousrethink.com/4257/5-reasons-everyone-make-vision-board/#reasons What are the benefits of a vision board (sometimes called a goal board or dream board)? How will…
Transportation Department Looks To Increase Airline Accessibilityby Shaun Heasley Airlines would be required to improve accessibility for travelers with disabilities on more of their planes under a new federal proposal. The U.S. Department of…
Good Sleep Habits Are Better Than a Good Night’s Sleep for Test Performance, Study FindsBy Arianna Prothero (https://blogs.edweek.org) Getting consistent and adequate amounts of sleep in the weeks leading up to an exam can have a significant impact on how well…
Texas Dad Asking for Christmas Cards for Son with AutismWritten by Natasha Anderson for fox8.com BELTON, Texas (WJW) — A Texas father is asking people to send Christmas cards to his son who has autism. Marty Mendoza made a post on the…
City Is Nation’s First To Be Autism CertifiedWritten by Jordan Houston for disabilityscoop.com MESA, Ariz. — Mesa is officially the first Autism Certified City in the country with close to 4,000 stakeholders in health care…
Dealing with School Drama at Home, Part IWritten by Wendy Taylor for socialworkhelper.com While the middle and high school years are most notably fraught with drama, elementary-aged children are also seeing their fair…